Civil Advocacy at Goucher College
By: Natalie Voorhees *This article is a student submission from COM 142 News and Reporting with Dr. David Zurawik* It all started … Keep Reading
Author Margaret Atwood Shares Her Wit And Wisdom With The Goucher Community
On Friday, April 12, Goucher held the 2024 Meyerhoff Lecture, hosted by esteemed Canadian author Margaret Atwood. Atwood has written over fifty … Keep Reading
Rumor Has It: The Anonymous Student Forums Shaping Campus Culture
On February 2nd, 2024, the Instagram account @gopherconfessions posted an image with a caption that began, “Hey Whores and Whorettes GopherGirl here. … Keep Reading
Remember When Lil Nas X was Dropping Hits?
Hi, we’re Tniya and Aess. Well… yes. This issue’s playlist is a tribute to unrecognized talent, the world famous pop star: Lil … Keep Reading
Innovative, Necessary, and Goucher Grown: The Reclaim App
Picture this: you’re in your dorm after finishing your classes from the day and you’re doing what every young adult does, doom … Keep Reading
WHAT WE KNOW: How Different Groups are Responding to Escalations in the Israel-Palestine Conflict (Part 2)
Featured Image: Flyers in the Mary Fisher lobby. PC: Mich Rouse ’24 By Cal Brown ’24 & Mich Rouse ’24 To read … Keep Reading
Playoffs Bound: Men’s Basketball Makes It to Playoffs
Featured Image: PC: Goucher Athletics For the first time in a long time, the Goucher Men’s Basketball team set a program record … Keep Reading
Exhibition Review: “Conversations”
By Jamie Nguyen ’25 “Dialogue” and “conversation” has been, is, and very much will be, defining words that we would see in … Keep Reading
Racist, Anti-Black Graffiti Found in Van Meter Hall Restrooms
Featured Image: Van Meter Hall. | PC: Mich Rouse ’24 This is a developing news story. We will update as information becomes … Keep Reading
On-Campus Student Dining Options (Alice’s Restaurant Closed, Student Market Open Longer)
An email titled “Spring 2024 Announcement – Expansion of Student Market Dining Offerings” was sent by the Office of Student Affairs to … Keep Reading